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Holo- Mortgage for Expats
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Minimum Salary: AED 10,000 | Salary Transfer: Yes | Early Settlement Fees: No | Maximum Term: 25 Years | Flat Rate: 1.06 | Reducing Rate: 2.04 |
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Product Income Requirements
- Min. salary from AED10K pm for Expats.
- Loan Options available for Salaried and Self Employed applicants.
Documents Required – Can be uploaded online to Holo
Identification
- Passport
- Visa
- Emirates ID
Employed Details
- Salary letter - original to include name, nationality, passport number, start date, designation, basic income.
- Latest 6 months’ pay slips - originals or company stamped copies
Bank Documents - Salaried
- 6 months’ personal bank statements
- Latest credit card statement
- Latest statement of any personal or car loans
Self Employed Documents
- Trade Licence
- MOU
- AOA
- 2 Years Audited financials – if available
Bank Documents – Self Employed
- 6 months’ business bank statements
- Listed liabilities of the company
Supporting Documents (Only if needed)
- Details of large or recurring monthly debits from your salary account (e.g. insurance, savings plans and regular transfers to other UAE or overseas accounts)
- Company website address or profile on letter headed paper, if your employer is not a multinational
- If your current employment is less than 1 year, a letter or proof from your previous employer detailing length of service will be required
- Free zone identification card, if working in a free zone
- Proof of deposit source
- Passport and visa copies of spouse - if applying jointly
- Emirates identification card of spouse (front & back copies) - if applying jointly
- Attested marriage certificate copy (unless husband is sponsoring wife on visa) - if applying jointly
- If joint income of applicants is being considered for loan eligibility, full documentation for both required
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